president mazzucco: we have a reference to the findings regarding robert burns. as you will remember, this is the matter when the patrol special had numerous charges pending. we found that each and every one of the charges were sustained. it was clear that the patrol special officer testified to us that he did not think we have to follow our rules. if we have to review our findings. with us is the deputy city attorney who handles disciplinary matters. do you have anything to say? >> we would like to thank her for the proposed findings and mr. burns have this -- mr. burns has submitted a paper that is more than an initial argument and then propose findings. i left for each of you some suggested edits to the proposed findings that were, in essence, clarifications with some citations to the record citing him a particular specifications for a group of findings. those that were presented during the hearing by both parties. i added a preliminary paragraph in framing what the findings are. my attention was not -- my intention was not to change the substance of the findi

roberts recently spoke about. in their opinions, one was involving the flag-burning case. texas vs. johnson. the other one was by justice kennedy. the other one was by justice roberts very recently in the demonstrations of military fit -- demonstrations at military funerals. they both said the same thing. they said, we don't like what these people did. as a matter of fact, what they did and their beliefs are abhorrent to most americans, and to us personally, but unless we protect their rights, all our rights are in jeopardy. and that is why the concept of a constitutional democracy is so important and must be preserved, but is not understood today. it is not understood by many americans. why? it is not that hard to understand. we live in a democracy. a democracy is supposed to be governed by a majority opinion. so, why isn't the court just governed by whatever the majority of people think? the answer is that that is what is also called mob rule. a constitutional democracy is one that protect everyone's rights, even those who are the minority. that is a concept that was discussed in the federa

robert de niro. >> that's exactly right. >> stephen: ken, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> stephen: ken burn, "prohibitiongins airing sunday night at 8:00 on pbs, and the dvd goes on sale starting next week. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause]

robert de niro. >> that's exactly right. >> stephen: ken, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> stephen: ken burn, "prohibitiongins airing sunday night at 8:00 on pbs, and the dvd goes on sale starting next week. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] a batman: arkham city bundle, some slim jim monster sticks, and...a steel cable. [ cellphone rings ] hello? did you get batman: arkham city yet? yeah, i'm so more batman than you. not true. you won't believe where i'm about to zip-line into. no, i won't believe it. ahhhhh... [ thud ] did you try to zip-line into my apartment? [ crickets chirping ] why? [ male announcer ] rated t for teen. get batman: arkham city at 12:01 a.m. october 18th with a bonus copy of batman: arkham asylum only at walmart. the fastest way to play. comedy central

burning? >> reporter: the death of james greg anderson was like the dark mississippi past coming back to life. prosecutor robertnly heard the tales of racial hatred from his grandfather who helped and even housed civil rights leaders like martin luther king jr. was before smith was born, in the '60s. both men were shot down in a terrible wave of racial violence. on june 26th, that ugly past was suddenly present. >> when you first saw the surveillance video, what was your reaction? >> certainly breathtaking, unbelievable. thought about the fact that that could have been anyone including myself. >> reporter: the district attorney charged darryl denmon with capital murder. a second teen, john rice has been charged with simple assault. five other white teens who were there have not been charged. anderson's family has kept their grief and frustration mostly private. but after a court hearing, anderson's sister could not contain her emotions. >> go to brandon, mississippi. go to brandon, mississippi, and get those other five murderers who committed such a horrendous, violent act against my beloved brother james craig

burns energy. >>> new record holder this morning. guinness has anointed the highest grossing actor of all time. you might think it is johnny depp, maybe julia robertsr brad pitt. but, you would be wrong. >> i'm sorry, did i break your concentration? i didn't mean to do that, please continue. >> samuel l. jackson the kingpin of picking big money makers from pulp fiction to the "star wars" prequells to jurassic park. all told his films have earned almost 7 1/2 billion dollars. wow. >> if you need to get snakes off a plane he's your man. >>> good news for the bay area. region's two biggest cities at the top of the list of the best places to let youngsters walk the neighborhood for halloween candy. zillow says san francisco is number one the best trick-or-treat city when it comes to safety and getting good candy. san jose number six. you can see the list right here -- right there. >>> good info for the kids. 5:26. next, a big step for. major milestone coming for the new bay bridge today. with we'll have a live report. >>> occupy oakland round two. the city's new attitude towards the movement. >>> here's a look at green. lot of us going green this morni

burns? >> aye. >> senator isakson? is. >> aye. >> senator -- [inaudible] >> aye. >> senator hatch? >> aye by proxy. >> senator mccain? senator roberts? >> aye by proxy. >> senator murkowski? >> aye. >> senator -- [inaudible] >> chairman harkin? >> aye. >> [inaudible] >> wait, would you hold the vote? senator sanders is not here, and i don't know how to vote his proxy. so would you put him down as a pass. .. >> with the amendment say what amendment this is? >> its title i, amendment three, an amendment for, which i'm dropping. i split this into two separate amendments because it was a debate a grant program and i'm dropping the grant program, for now anyway. and the grant program is relatively small. i thought it fulfilled, it was in a bipartisan display in hearing last year to help foster children, to help children who are in foster care, but i've been told that this would be too problematic for my friends on the other side so i dropped it. i'm a little disappointed, very disappointed about that but i also don't -- i'm going to offer amendment number one, title i, amendment three, a scaled down version that does not include the gran